Amendment for a phasing plan to Outline application (appearance reserved only) for the demolition of all existing buildings and structures and phased redevelopment of the site for a sports led scheme comprising two hockey pitches and three padel courts, with associated floodlighting, cricket pitch, sports hall and pavilion. The scheme also includes 353 new homes, of which 150 are houses and 203 are apartments and a circa 84 bed care home, within buildings ranging from two to six storeys, car and cycle parking, new local park, ponds, playspace, informal recreation, refuse, plant and associated facilities and amenities (Merton application)
NatWest Sports Ground Location , Land To The North Of Turle Road, Streatham, London
DecidedReference: 26/00167/AUTLondon Borough of Croydon
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Amendment for a phasing plan to Outline application (appearance reserved only) for the demolition of all existing buildings and structures and phased redevelopment of the site for a sports led scheme comprising two hockey pitches and three padel courts, with associated floodlighting, cricket pitch, sports hall and pavilion. The scheme also includes 353 new homes, of which 150 are houses and 203 are apartments and a circa 84 bed care home, within buildings ranging from two to six storeys, car and cycle parking, new local park, ponds, playspace, informal recreation, refuse, plant and associated facilities and amenities (Merton application)
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Reference
26/00167/AUT
Ward
Norbury And Pollards Hill
Agent
London Borough of Merton
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